🏃 New Balance Women's Voltage Running Shoes for Women - Available at Athletic Review

I have always worn the New Balance 1260 which they no longer make. New Balance told me it was a replacement. Although there is room for my orthopedic insoles, after 1 month I noticed that the tread was very worn. I still like her. Note, however, that they will need to be replaced much sooner than the 1260s.

Perfect running shoes. I used to have pain during and after running in my old branded shoes, so I was looking for something that can correct my step and prevent pain while running. These shoes were a great relief to me. I would definitely buy again. My only complaint is that they are difficult to clean (like all white shoes), next time I will go for a darker color.

Worst Shoes Ever These shoes were very tight when I put them on and within 2 hours they stretched to the point that I couldn't wear them at all. I sprained my ankle in them because they stretched a lot. Also, after two hours of wearing, the plastic coating on the toes/hem was dented and it was extremely painful and I got blisters! Worst shoes ever! I don't get my money back so I had to contact Revain directly and finally got my money back.

I like these running shoes, stability and support. I've been looking for good running shoes for 2 years. I've used the NB V1265-V3 and after that none of them fit well or supported me on long distance runs. I tried another brand and ended up with pain in my back, chin and legs in general. Now I'm really happy. I order the first pair last spring (to prepare for a marathon, and I'm ordering a second pair by September. I plan to order another pair this year. My only complaint is that the sole…

I've been a Saucony girl for 25 years and trying out New Balance for the first time. You could order almost any Saucony shoe in a standard size 9 and it would be comfortable but lately the brand seems to have narrowed down and I don't like that all of their shoes now look weird, super light but not durable foam. My left foot is vulnerable so this is the first time I've tried "stabilizing" shoes since I've recently started walking 6-9 miles a day. I have bursitis, high insteps and narrow heels…